The Babadook - 10th Anniversary Of Terror
In this lively episode of The Commentary Booth, Jamie Apps & Corrina Mabey celebrate the 10th anniversary of The Babadook. As one of the most memorable & haunting psychological horror films of the last decade, The Babadook has earned its place as a cult classic. Originally released in 2014 & directed by Jennifer Kent, the film explores grief, motherhood, & the descent into madness through a terrifying supernatural lens.
Jamie & Corrina dive deep into the film's unique blend of psychological horror, character analysis, & visual storytelling. They discuss its impact on pop culture, its indie origins, & why The Babadook continues to resonate with audiences today. From its eerie atmosphere to the terrifying portrayal of grief, the hosts dissect why this film remains a staple in the horror genre.
Highlights Breakdown
Reflecting on the cultural impact of The Babadook 10 years later
The film’s exploration of grief, motherhood, & mental health
The design & symbolism of the Babadook creature
Jennifer Kent’s direction & vision for the film
Comparing The Babadook to other psychological horror films
Jamie & Corrina’s final thoughts & how the film holds up a decade later
Tune in for a nostalgic, chilling discussion that revisits The Babadook’s legacy & speculates on what makes this film a standout in horror history.
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